Bet Feed filters and saved presets

Where the filter controls live

On a phone, a tablet or a narrow window, tap Filters — the sliders button above the cards on the Bet Feed — to open the filter sheet; the number on that button counts how many groups of filters are on. On a wide desktop window the same controls sit in a permanent rail down the left of the feed, with a Reset link beside that count.

Two rows sit above the cards on narrow screens. League pills are ordered by how many bets each league has in the feed right now, busiest first, and they multi-select — tap two to see both, tap All leagues to clear. Above them, Plus users see one chip per pinned preset. An Upcoming / Live / All switch sits at the end of the Filters row.

What you can narrow by

• ●Sportsbooks — a chip per book, with its logo. My Books applies the books you saved in Settings; a clean visit to the feed already starts with those applied.
• ●Leagues — the same selection the pills drive, as a searchable multi-select.
• ●Markets — the menu opens with one-tap group entries such as All Player Props above the individual markets; ticking a group ticks every market inside it.
• ●Teams and Players — searchable multi-selects. My Teams applies the teams you saved in Settings.
• ●Odds range — Min and Max in American odds, for cutting heavy favourites or long shots.
• ●Game status — Upcoming (the default) shows only games that have not started, Live only games in progress, All both.
• ●Today only — limits the feed to events starting today in your device’s timezone.

The two Min EV boxes

Min expected value % is two inputs, not one: Player props and Game markets. Type a plain percentage — 3 means 3%. Fill in both and each bet is measured against the box that matches it; fill in only one and that floor applies to the whole feed, props and game markets alike. A bet counts as a player prop when its market name contains the word player; everything else is a game market.

They are separate because props are noisier than sides and totals, so most people want a bigger edge before taking one.

Which plan unlocks which control

The locks are set by the server: getting past a padlock in the interface does not get you the data.

Signed out, every filter is locked and the feed comes from a short fixed list of books and leagues whatever you pick. See Plans and what each one includes and the pricing page.

Saving a preset and pinning it

Presets are a Plus feature. Set the filters you want, then tap Save current in the Filters sheet.

1. 1

   Name it

   Up to 30 characters. The sheet suggests one from your current filters; a name already in use offers Replace or Rename.

2. 2

   Pick an icon and a colour

   This is what the chip looks like later.

3. 3

   Decide on Pin to feed

   Only pinned presets appear as one-tap chips above the cards; unpinned ones stay in the Filters sheet.

4. 4

   Decide on Make default

   A default preset applies itself whenever you open the feed and nothing else asks for something different. Only one preset can hold it.

Applying a preset replaces the whole filter set. Tapping the active chip again clears it. Change a filter afterwards and the preset is flagged Unsaved changes until you save over it. The × on a preset in the Filters sheet deletes it.

Where filters are remembered, and how to clear them

• ●Ad-hoc filters are stored in the browser you set them in, so your laptop and phone can quietly disagree.
• ●Presets are stored on your account and follow you everywhere you sign in, iPhone included.
• ●A link’s filter parameters beat both. A shared link carrying books, leagues, markets, teams, players or EV thresholds wins for that visit — your default preset and saved books stay out of the way.

Reset — in the footer of the filter sheet, or beside the count on the desktop rail — puts every control back to its default; most sections also have their own small Clear. If the feed then says No bets match your filters, that is your filters, not an outage, and the button there reopens the sheet. No +EV bets right now and Fetching the latest data mean something else — see How the Bet Feed works.